Concrete Products,Inc.,assures Deepwater Construction Company (DCC)that Concrete's cement will not crack within a certain range of pressure.DCC uses the product.When cracks develop within the stated range,DCC files a suit against Concrete.The court is most likely to rule in favor of

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Concrete Products, Inc. made an express warranty by assuring DCC that their cement would not crack within a certain range of pressure. When cracks developed within this stated range, Concrete breached this express warranty, making them liable to DCC for damages. Therefore, the court is most likely to rule in favor of DCC. Choice A is incorrect because Concrete's statement was not just an opinion, but an express warranty. Choice B is incorrect because DCC choosing Concrete's product does not absolve Concrete of their responsibility to provide a product that meets the express warranty made. Choice D is incorrect because puffery is typically defined as exaggerated advertising claims that a reasonable person would understand as non-factual, and Concrete's statement was a factual assurance that their cement would not crack within a certain range of pressure.